International Arbitration and Japan: Stagnant, but Signs of Change?

Japan has been lagging far behind other jurisdictions in Asia such as Hong Kong and Singapore, which have been widely recognized as international arbitration hubs. However, efforts have been made to transform Japanese cities into new arbitration hubs.

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Published in:Proceedings of the ASIL Annual Meeting 2018-01, Vol.112, p.100-102
Main Author: Fukunaga, Yuka
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Abe, Shinzo
Arbitration
Attorneys
Court decisions
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES OF A DYNAMIC AND GROWING FIELD
International disputes
Investors
Jurisdiction
Litigation
Modernization
Partnership agreements
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Summary:Japan has been lagging far behind other jurisdictions in Asia such as Hong Kong and Singapore, which have been widely recognized as international arbitration hubs. However, efforts have been made to transform Japanese cities into new arbitration hubs.
ISSN:0272-5037
2169-1118
DOI:10.1017/amp.2019.61